For these taxa, literature data indicate that the respective patterns of morphological and ITS differentiation fit into uniform evolutionary and systematic concepts, i.e., are qualitatively congruent (see above).
GEDI displays a global picture of the state vector relative to both transcriptome and miRNome monitoring the cell population while it moves towards its differentiation fate.
It is compromised in its differentiation potential, and cannot form adult structures (Gateff and Schneiderman, 1969).
It may mimic leprosy and its differentiation may be difficult, since both diseases may show hypo-pigmented macular lesions as clinical presentation and neural involvement in histopathological investigations.
As one might expect from forces long associated with the work, it was a beautifully focused interpretation, exacting in its differentiation between narrative drama and devotional reflection, deeply felt yet avoiding any trace of sanctimony.
Although Cysless hASBT had significantly reduced function correlated with lowered surface expression, it featured an extra glycosylation site that facilitated its differentiation from wt-hASBT on immunoblots.
PFTC is graded according to its differentiation and extent of solid components, with most tumours being poorly differentiated [4, 36].
This differential expression of NUMB and Shh in preameloblasts might be necessary for its differentiation and polarization.
The Management of Savagery's greatest contribution lies in its differentiation between the meaning of jihad and other religious tenets.
In its statement Comet said its priorities were strengthening its differentiation, adapting its product mix, growing its cross-channel online business and reshaping its store portfolio.
Bitcasa ending the unlimited storage option entirely arguably reduces its differentiation vs other cloud storage offerings.
